1.

Go to the Web > Network Devices > Device Management page.

2.

Click the New button above the table, then click Add Appliance.

1.

Use the toggle at the top of the page to indicate whether this appliance is used for filtering (ON is the default). When filtering is set to OFF, the appliance can communicate with the cloud service, but allows all web traffic to pass through unfiltered.

2.

Enter a unique appliance Name (1 - 512 alphanumeric characters) and Description (maximum length 1024 characters).

3.

Select a Default policy for this appliance, and the Time zone used to apply policy settings.

4.

If you are using transparent NTLM authentication and your appliance is not connected to a local Active Directory instance, enter the Authentication domain that forms part of your users' NTLM identity. The NTLM domain is the first part of the domain\username with which users log on to their Windows PC; for example, MYDOMAIN\jsmith.

5.

Select a time period after which a user's login and password must be revalidated from the Session timeout drop-down list. The default is 1 day.

6.

Forward traffic to the cloud for advanced analysis is selected by default. This redirects appropriate traffic to the nearest cloud service data center for additional analysis. Clear this check box if you do not want any traffic to be forwarded to the cloud. All traffic will be analyzed through the appliance, without any cloud analytics.

1.

Use the drop-down list to indicate whether to Upload certificate files, or Use default certificate.

2.

If you have selected to upload certificate files, click Browse to navigate to the public certificate file, then click Open to populate the Public certificate field.

3.

Next, click Browse to navigate to the private key file, then click Open to populate the Private key field. The private key must be in either PEM or .key format.

4.

If you have chained certificates, click Browse and navigate to the intermediate certificate, then click Open to populate the Chained certificate field.